Liquid coating composition.



UNTTED dTli ENT FFTE SIEGMUN'D JACOBS, 0F CIGERO, ILLINOIS, ASSIGNOR 0F ONE-THERE Ti) CHARLES PETEASELK, 01F CICERG, ILLIENUIS.

LIQUID COATING COMPOSITION.

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To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that l, SIEGMUND James, a citizen of the United States of America, residing at Cicero, in the county of Cook and State of Illinois, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Liquid Coating Compositions, of which the following is a specification.

My present invention relates to an improved liquid coating composition, having the nature of a rubber paint, and particularly in a newly discovered paint oil to be used with the paint pigments for producing a flat finish for the coating composition.

The primary object of the invention is the provision of a liquid coating composition or paint possessing a flat finish, which may be produced at a comparatively inexpensive cost as to material and labor, and may be spread with unusual capacity, which is at the same time durable, and which may be used either for interior or exterior work.

The invention consists primarily in the new formula for the liquid portion of the paint and in its combination with the pig-- ment formula of the composition, as will be hereinafter more fully disclosed.

In the following specification and claims I have illustrated one complete example of the production of my improved liquid formula, and. its combination with the pigment formula, prepared according to the steps required in the process of making the compo= sition, and this example has proven highly satisfactory in actual practice, for both interior work and exterior work.

For the liquid formula of my composition or paint, forming the paint Oll which is to be incorporated with the paint pigments, I utilize Para rubber 2 ounces, Gasolene (refined) (1 quart) 32 Rock mineral oil (petroleum) (1 qt.) Turpentine 011 (7 quarts) 22d The crude Para rubber is dissolved by the solvent'gasolena and then the solution is diluted by the mixture therewith of the petroleum, after which the turpentine is incorp'orated by gradually adding the diluted Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented June 12, ildflltn Application filed September 21, 1916. Serial No. 121,508.

solution to the turpentine while simultaneously heating and stirring, until the parts are properly combined.

In preparing these ingredients, the raw linseed oil and China wood oil are combined and heated to a temperature of approximately 250, for about thirty (30) minutes, after which the four ingredients, in dry form, white lead, red lead, sulfate of zinc and lead acetate, are added. Preferably these dry ingredients are first inclosed in a cloth before adding to the boiled oils, and not pressed during the heating, in order to avoid coloring of the oil, After this mixture has been allowed to cool to about 150, it is poured into the "ehicle made as described above, preferably slowly and gradually, and the combined mixtures are gently stirred in a vessel until the whole is thoroughly incorporated and combined, and then it is permitted to stand for a certain time to clear.

The composition thus produced is especially well adapted for use Where a flat finish is desired on plastered surfaces, all kinds of canvases, and for wood work, and while the composition is particularly adapted for ishing coat. Thus the work is acccunplished with a body coat and finishing coat of the same consistency, and the necessity for priming, and also for stipplin'g the plastered wall is eliminated, thus saving both time and labor on the work.

I find in actual use that my composition possesses unusual spreading capacity, as for instance when laid on as the first or body coat on plaster Walls, one gallon will cover 700 to 750 square feet of surface, and the second or finish coat Will cover from 800 to 850 square feet of surface per gallon.

If the liquid formula for oil is mixed with say 100 pounds of pure White lead ground in linseed oil, it will produce approximately eight gallons of flat oil paint with a good covering body.

What I claim is 1. A paint oil comprising Para rubber 2 ounces; gasolene 32 ounces; ounces; and oil of turpentine 224 ounces.

2. A liquid coating composition comprising Para rubber, gasolene petroleum, oil of turpentine, linseed oil, China Wood oil, White lead, red lead, acetate.

In testimony whereof I aflix my signature.

SIEGMUND JACOBS.

petroleum 32 15 sulfate of zinc, and lead 2 

